Is postpartum depression one specific diagnosis? Analysis of causes perceived by mothers for postpartum and for non-postnatal depression: A qualitative perspective
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2017.
Sujet(s) : Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : This study focuses on the controversy surrounding the causes of postpartum depression (PPD). Although it is implicitly believed that birth plays a triggering role in PPD, this hypothesis is not strongly supported. In order to further explore this issue, a qualitative analysis of the causes of depression as perceived by mothers suffering from PPD (n = 20) and non-postnatal depression (NPD: n = 10). The results do not support the hypothesis of an etiology directly related to birth in the development of PPD. PPD and NPD could be triggered by similar factors.
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This study focuses on the controversy surrounding the causes of postpartum depression (PPD). Although it is implicitly believed that birth plays a triggering role in PPD, this hypothesis is not strongly supported. In order to further explore this issue, a qualitative analysis of the causes of depression as perceived by mothers suffering from PPD (n = 20) and non-postnatal depression (NPD: n = 10). The results do not support the hypothesis of an etiology directly related to birth in the development of PPD. PPD and NPD could be triggered by similar factors.
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